Square Scroll Panel 800 x 800mm, 16 x 8mm Flat Bar, Gate Centrepiece and Wall Feature

A large, square centrepiece for driveway gates, garden walls and screens. This panel is 800 x 800mm, made from heavy 16 x 8mm flat bar, and has the same design on all four sides. At its heart is a woven grid about 190mm square. From there, bundles of curved bars sweep out to four small lattice boxes at the corners, and between them a heart-shaped group of scrolls sits on each side. The result reads like a flower or snowflake, and it looks right whichever way up it goes. It comes in raw steel, ready to weld and finish. The price shown is for one panel.

Why it is worth the money

A day of scrollwork in one part. Every scroll, curved bar, woven square and corner box is formed and welded, so you weld in a finished feature instead of building one from loose parts.

Heavy and rigid. At about 15 kg in 16 x 8mm bar, it stiffens a gate leaf rather than just decorating it.

Fits any orientation. Because it is the same on all four sides, there is no wrong way up, which makes setting out pairs of gates simple.

Takes any finish. Raw mild steel can be painted, powder coated or hot-dip galvanised.

Where it is used

Centrepieces in wide driveway gates, feature bays in estate railings, large garden and courtyard wall art, freestanding garden screens, balcony fronts and interior features such as room dividers or fire surrounds.

Specifications

How many do you need?

Stairs, landings and balconies in homes: several openings inside the scrolls are larger than 100mm, so as guarding the panel needs bars or backing behind it. Check every opening with a 100mm gauge.

Choosing the right panel

• 800 x 800mm panel, the other square design in this size
• 405 x 800mm lattice scroll panel, half the width with a woven centre
• 400 x 900mm tracery panel, geometric style
• 1100 x 460mm panel in 16 x 8mm flat bar, tall format

See every design in our decorative panels range.

Fitting and care

In a gate, build the frame and bars first, then set the panel in the centre of the leaf, tack the corner boxes and the tips of the side scrolls to the bars around it, check it is square, and weld out. For wall art, weld three or four flat-bar lugs to the back and fix to the wall with masonry anchors, holding it slightly off the wall so water can drain. Get help lifting: it is about 15 kg and awkward to hold flat. Raw steel will rust if left bare, so finish it promptly. Outdoors, have it hot-dip galvanised, or degrease, prime with a zinc-rich or etch primer and top coat with metal paint, working paint into every joint.

Frequently asked questions

Ordering and delivery

Order online with Express UK Delivery to your site and same-day dispatch on orders before 2pm, Monday to Friday. For matching pairs or a larger job, call 01744 520 110 or email sales@industrialsuppliesco.co.uk and we will confirm availability and delivery before you order.